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Dashboards and Publishing Strategies: Enterprise Governance

Master enterprise-scale dashboard publishing: workspace strategy, Power BI apps deployment, audience segmentation, refresh scheduling, dataset certification,...

What you will learn

Practical execution with concise explanations, real implementation patterns, and production-ready recommendations.

Standard Format: [Department]-[Function]-[Environment]

Examples: ✅ Sales-Analytics-Dev ✅ Finance-Reporting-Prod ✅ HR-Metrics-Test ✅ Marketing-DataPlatform-Prod

Avoid: ❌ Johns Workspace ❌ Test123 ❌ New Workspace (1) ❌ Copy of Sales Reports


### Workspace Configuration Script

```powershell
# Automated workspace creation with governance
function New-GovernedWorkspace {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$Department,
    [string]$Function,
    [string]$Environment,
    [string]$AdminGroupId,
    [string]$ContributorGroupId = $null
)

$workspaceName = "$Department-$Function-$Environment"

## Create workspace
$workspace = New-PowerBIWorkspace -Name $workspaceName





## Add admin group
Add-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -Id $workspace.Id `
    -UserPrincipalName $AdminGroupId `
    -AccessRight Admin `
    -PrincipalType Group





## Add contributors if provided
if ($ContributorGroupId) {
    Add-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -Id $workspace.Id `
        -UserPrincipalName $ContributorGroupId `
        -AccessRight Contributor `
        -PrincipalType Group
}





## Tag workspace with metadata
$tags = @{
    Department = $Department
    Environment = $Environment
    CreatedDate = (Get-Date).ToString("yyyy-MM-dd")
    Owner = $AdminGroupId
}





## Store tags (using naming convention or external database)
Write-Host "Created workspace: $workspaceName"
Write-Host "Tags: $($tags | ConvertTo-Json)"





return $workspace```
}

## Create workspace structure for a department
New-GovernedWorkspace -Department "Sales" -Function "Analytics" -Environment "Dev" `
```text
-AdminGroupId "sales-analytics-admins@contoso.com" `
-ContributorGroupId "sales-analysts@contoso.com"

New-GovernedWorkspace -Department "Sales" -Function "Analytics" -Environment "Test" `

-AdminGroupId "sales-analytics-admins@contoso.com"

New-GovernedWorkspace -Department "Sales" -Function "Analytics" -Environment "Prod" `

-AdminGroupId "sales-analytics-admins@contoso.com"

Diagram: See the official Microsoft documentation for architecture details.


### Creating and Publishing Apps

```powershell
## Create Power BI App from workspace
function Publish-PowerBIApp {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$WorkspaceId,
    [string]$AppName,
    [string]$Description,
    [string[]]$AudienceGroups,
    [hashtable]$Navigation
)





## App configuration
$appConfig = @{
    name = $AppName
    description = $Description
    publishedState = "Published"
    audiences = @()
    navigation = @{
        sections = @()
    }
}





## Configure audiences
foreach ($group in $AudienceGroups) {
    $appConfig.audiences += @{
        groupObjectId = $group
        name = "Audience-$group"
    }
}





## Configure navigation sections
foreach ($section in $Navigation.Keys) {
    $appConfig.navigation.sections += @{
        name = $section
        reports = $Navigation[$section]
    }
}





$body = $appConfig | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10

## Publish app via REST API
$app = Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod -Url "groups/$WorkspaceId/apps" `
    -Method Post -Body $body





Write-Host "Published app: $AppName"
return $app```
}

## Example: Publish Sales Analytics app
$navigation = @{
```text
"Executive Dashboard" = @("sales-overview-report-id", "key-metrics-report-id")
"Regional Performance" = @("na-report-id", "emea-report-id", "apac-report-id")
"Product Analysis" = @("product-perf-report-id", "inventory-report-id")```
}





Publish-PowerBIApp `
```text
-WorkspaceId "workspace-id" `
-AppName "Sales Analytics" `
-Description "Official sales reporting and analytics for all regions" `
-AudienceGroups @("sales-team-group-id", "executives-group-id") `
-Navigation $navigation

## Audience Segmentation Strategy

```powershell




## Configure app audiences for role-based content access
function Set-AppAudiences {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$AppId,
    [array]$Audiences
)





## Example audience configuration:




## Executives: See only high-level dashboards




## Regional Managers: See regional + executive content




## Analysts: See all content

$audienceConfig = @{
    audiences = @(
        @{
            groupObjectId = "executives-group-id"
            name = "Executives"
            sections = @("Executive Dashboard")
        },
        @{
            groupObjectId = "regional-managers-group-id"
            name = "Regional Managers"
            sections = @("Executive Dashboard", "Regional Performance")
        },
        @{




            groupObjectId = "all-analysts-group-id"
            name = "All Analysts"
            sections = @("Executive Dashboard", "Regional Performance", "Product Analysis")
        }
    )
}

$body = $audienceConfig | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10

Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod -Url "apps/$AppId/audiences" `
    -Method Put -Body $body

Write-Host "Configured audiences for app: $AppId"```
}

Audience Best Practices:

  1. Use Azure AD security groups, not individual users
  2. Keep audience names descriptive and tied to business roles
  3. Document which groups see which content
  4. Review audience membership quarterly
  5. Avoid creating too many audiences (max 3-5 per app)

Dataset Refresh Orchestration

Refresh Scheduling Strategy

Diagram: See the official Microsoft documentation for architecture details.

Automated Refresh Configuration

## Configure dataset refresh schedule
function Set-DatasetRefreshSchedule {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$DatasetId,
    [string]$WorkspaceId,
    [array]$RefreshTimes,  # e.g., @("06:00", "12:00", "18:00")
    [array]$Days = @("Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"),
    [string]$TimeZone = "UTC",
    [bool]$Enabled = $true,
    [bool]$NotifyOnFailure = $true
)





$scheduleConfig = @{
    value = @{
        days = $Days
        times = $RefreshTimes
        enabled = $Enabled
        localTimeZoneId = $TimeZone
        NotifyOption = if ($NotifyOnFailure) { "MailOnFailure" } else { "NoNotification" }
    }
}

$body = $scheduleConfig | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 5

Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod `
    -Url "groups/$WorkspaceId/datasets/$DatasetId/refreshSchedule" `
    -Method Patch -Body $body

Write-Host "Configured refresh schedule for dataset: $DatasetId"```
}

## Example: Configure tiered refresh schedule




## Master data: Once daily at 2 AM
Set-DatasetRefreshSchedule `
```powershell
-DatasetId "master-data-dataset-id" `
-WorkspaceId "data-workspace-id" `
-RefreshTimes @("02:00") `
-TimeZone "Eastern Standard Time"

Sales data: 4 times daily

Set-DatasetRefreshSchedule `

-DatasetId "sales-dataset-id" `
-WorkspaceId "sales-workspace-id" `
-RefreshTimes @("06:00", "12:00", "18:00", "23:00") `
-TimeZone "Eastern Standard Time"

Executive dashboard: Once daily at 8 AM

Executive dashboard: Once daily at 8 AM

Figure: Power BI Service dashboard – pinned tiles, Q&A, and natural language.

Set-DatasetRefreshSchedule `

-DatasetId "executive-dashboard-dataset-id" `
-WorkspaceId "exec-workspace-id" `
-RefreshTimes @("08:00") `
-Days @("Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday") `
-TimeZone "Eastern Standard Time"





## Refresh Monitoring and Alerting

```powershell




## Monitor refresh operations and send alerts
function Monitor-DatasetRefreshes {
```powershell
param(
    [int]$LookbackDays = 1,
    [string]$AlertEmail = "biops@contoso.com"
)





$failures = @()

## Get all workspaces
$workspaces = Get-PowerBIWorkspace -Scope Organization





foreach ($workspace in $workspaces) {
    $datasets = Get-PowerBIDataset -WorkspaceId $workspace.Id
    
    foreach ($dataset in $datasets) {
        if ($dataset.IsRefreshable) {
            # Get refresh history
            $refreshHistory = Get-PowerBIDatasetRefreshHistory `
                -DatasetId $dataset.Id `
                -WorkspaceId $workspace.Id `
                -Top 10
            
            # Check for recent failures
            $recentFailures = $refreshHistory | Where-Object {
                $_.Status -eq "Failed" -and
                $_.StartTime -gt (Get-Date).AddDays(-$LookbackDays)
            }
            
            if ($recentFailures) {
                foreach ($failure in $recentFailures) {
                    $failures += [PSCustomObject]@{
                        Workspace = $workspace.Name
                        Dataset = $dataset.Name
                        FailureTime = $failure.EndTime
                        Error = ($failure.ServiceExceptionJson | ConvertFrom-Json).errorDescription
                        Duration = ($failure.EndTime - $failure.StartTime).TotalMinutes
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

## Generate alert report
if ($failures.Count -gt 0) {
    $htmlReport = $failures | ConvertTo-Html -Title "Power BI Refresh Failures" -PreContent "<h2>Refresh Failures in Last $LookbackDays Day(s)</h2>"




    
    Send-MailMessage `
        -To $AlertEmail `
        -Subject "Power BI Refresh Failures Detected: $($failures.Count) Failed Refreshes" `
        -Body ($htmlReport | Out-String) `
        -BodyAsHtml `
        -SmtpServer "smtp.contoso.com" `
        -From "powerbi-alerts@contoso.com"
    
    Write-Host "Sent alert email for $($failures.Count) refresh failures"
} else {
    Write-Host "No refresh failures detected in last $LookbackDays days"
}

return $failures```
}

## Schedule this script to run daily
Monitor-DatasetRefreshes -LookbackDays 1 -AlertEmail "biops@contoso.com"





Refresh Dependency Management





## Orchestrate refresh with dependencies
function Start-DependentRefresh {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$DatasetId,
    [string]$WorkspaceId,
    [array]$DependencyDatasetIds,
    [int]$MaxWaitMinutes = 60
)





Write-Host "Checking dependencies for dataset: $DatasetId"

## Wait for all dependencies to complete
foreach ($depId in $DependencyDatasetIds) {
    $startTime = Get-Date
    $completed = $false




    
    while (-not $completed -and ((Get-Date) - $startTime).TotalMinutes -lt $MaxWaitMinutes) {
        $refreshHistory = Get-PowerBIDatasetRefreshHistory `
            -DatasetId $depId `
            -WorkspaceId $WorkspaceId `
            -Top 1
        
        if ($refreshHistory.Status -eq "Completed") {
            Write-Host "  Dependency $depId completed successfully"
            $completed = $true
        } elseif ($refreshHistory.Status -eq "Failed") {
            Write-Error "  Dependency $depId failed! Aborting refresh of $DatasetId"
            return $false
        } else {
            Write-Host "  Waiting for dependency $depId (Status: $($refreshHistory.Status))..."
            Start-Sleep -Seconds 30
        }
    }
    
    if (-not $completed) {
        Write-Error "  Dependency $depId timed out after $MaxWaitMinutes minutes"
        return $false
    }
}


## All dependencies completed, start refresh
Write-Host "All dependencies completed. Starting refresh of dataset: $DatasetId"





Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod `
    -Url "groups/$WorkspaceId/datasets/$DatasetId/refreshes" `
    -Method Post

return $true```
}

## Example: Refresh executive dashboard after all dependencies complete
Start-DependentRefresh `
```text
-DatasetId "executive-dashboard-id" `
-WorkspaceId "exec-workspace-id" `
-DependencyDatasetIds @("master-data-id", "sales-id", "inventory-id") `
-MaxWaitMinutes 120





## Dataset Certification and Endorsement

### Certification Workflow






> **Architecture Overview:** Dataset Lifecycle:


### Endorsement Configuration

```powershell
## Endorse (Promote or Certify) a dataset
function Set-DatasetEndorsement {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$DatasetId,
    [string]$WorkspaceId,
    [ValidateSet("None", "Promoted", "Certified")]
    [string]$Endorsement
)





$body = @{
    endorsement = $Endorsement
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod `
    -Url "groups/$WorkspaceId/datasets/$DatasetId" `
    -Method Patch -Body $body

Write-Host "Set endorsement to '$Endorsement' for dataset: $DatasetId"```
}

## Promote dataset after testing
Set-DatasetEndorsement `
```powershell
-DatasetId "sales-dataset-id" `
-WorkspaceId "sales-workspace-id" `
-Endorsement "Promoted"

Certify dataset after governance approval

Certify dataset after governance approval

Figure: Dataset settings – scheduled refresh, gateway, and credentials.

Set-DatasetEndorsement `

-DatasetId "sales-dataset-id" `
-WorkspaceId "sales-workspace-id" `
-Endorsement "Certified"





## Certification Audit Report

```powershell




## Generate dataset certification status report
function Get-DatasetCertificationReport {
```powershell
$report = @()





$workspaces = Get-PowerBIWorkspace -Scope Organization

foreach ($workspace in $workspaces) {
    $datasets = Get-PowerBIDataset -WorkspaceId $workspace.Id
    
    foreach ($dataset in $datasets) {
        $report += [PSCustomObject]@{
            Workspace = $workspace.Name
            Dataset = $dataset.Name
            Endorsement = $dataset.Endorsement
            IsRefreshable = $dataset.IsRefreshable
            Owner = $dataset.ConfiguredBy
            LastRefresh = $dataset.RefreshSchedule.LastRefresh
        }
    }
}

## Summary statistics
$summary = $report | Group-Object Endorsement | Select-Object Name, Count





Write-Host "`nDataset Certification Summary:"
$summary | Format-Table -AutoSize

## Export detailed report
$report | Export-Csv "Dataset-Certification-Report-$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd').csv" -NoTypeInformation





return $report```
}

Get-DatasetCertificationReport

Change Management and Release Process

Release Notes Template

## Power BI Release Notes - [App/Workspace Name]

**Release Date**: 2025-11-23
**Version**: 2.4.0
**Release Type**: Minor Update

![Power BI Release Notes - [App/Workspace Name]](/images/articles/power-bi/2025-05-19-dashboards-publishing-strategies-governance-sec45-pipeline.jpg)


## What's New
- Added new "Customer Lifetime Value" report to Executive Dashboard section
- Implemented drill-through from Sales Overview to Customer Details
- Added year-over-year comparison visuals to Regional Performance





## Enhancements
- Improved loading performance for Product Analysis reports (50% faster)
- Updated color scheme to match new corporate branding
- Added tooltips with contextual help to key metrics





## Bug Fixes
- Fixed date filter issue in EMEA report showing incorrect fiscal year
- Corrected currency conversion for international sales
- Resolved dashboard tile refresh issue





## Data Updates
- Added new product categories: "Smart Home" and "Wearables"
- Historical data extended back to 2018 (previously 2020)
- Improved data quality checks for customer addresses





## Breaking Changes
None





## Known Issues
- [Minor] Export to PDF may show slight formatting differences
- [Minor] Custom theme may not apply to all embedded visuals





## Upcoming Features (Next Release)
- Mobile-optimized layouts for all reports
- Predictive analytics for sales forecasting
- Integration with Dynamics 365 data





## Support
Questions? Contact: sales-analytics@contoso.com
Documentation: https://intranet.contoso.com/powerbi/sales-analytics





Automated Release Communication

## Send release notification to app users
function Send-ReleaseNotification {
```powershell
param(
    [string]$AppName,
    [string]$Version,
    [string]$ReleaseNotesPath,
    [string]$TeamsWebhookUrl
)





$releaseNotes = Get-Content $ReleaseNotesPath -Raw

## Create Teams adaptive card
$card = @{
    type = "message"
    attachments = @(
        @{
            contentType = "application/vnd.microsoft.card.adaptive"
            content = @{
                type = "AdaptiveCard"
                body = @(
                    @{
                        type = "TextBlock"
                        text = "🚀 $AppName Updated"
                        size = "Large"
                        weight = "Bolder"
                    },




                    @{
                        type = "TextBlock"
                        text = "Version $Version is now available"
                        isSubtle = $true
                    },
                    @{
                        type = "TextBlock"
                        text = $releaseNotes
                        wrap = $true
                    }
                )
                actions = @(
                    @{
                        type = "Action.OpenUrl"
                        title = "Open App"
                        url = "https://app.powerbi.com/groups/me/apps/$AppName"
                    },
                    @{
                        type = "Action.OpenUrl"
                        title = "View Full Release Notes"
                        url = "https://intranet.contoso.com/powerbi/releases/$Version"
                    }
                )
            }
        }
    )
} | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 20

Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $TeamsWebhookUrl -Method Post -Body $card -ContentType "application/json"

Write-Host "Release notification sent for $AppName v$Version"```
}

## Send notification
Send-ReleaseNotification `
```text
-AppName "Sales Analytics" `
-Version "2.4.0" `
-ReleaseNotesPath "C:\Releases\SalesAnalytics-v2.4.0-ReleaseNotes.md" `
-TeamsWebhookUrl "https://contoso.webhook.office.com/webhookb2/..."

Architecture Overview: ![Send notification]( images articles power bi 2025 05 19 dashboards publishing strategies governance sec56 generic.jpg)

Audit and enforce app-first distribution

function Audit-WorkspaceDirectAccess {

Architecture Overview: $violations = @()

Governance Controls and Policies

Workspace Governance Policies

Architecture Overview: Governance Policy Document:

Automated Governance Checks

## Daily governance check script
function Invoke-GovernanceChecks {
```powershell
$report = @{
    Date = Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd"
    Violations = @()
    Warnings = @()
    Passed = @()
}





## Check 1: Uncertified datasets in production apps
$prodWorkspaces = Get-PowerBIWorkspace -Scope Organization -Filter "name like '%-Prod'"
foreach ($workspace in $prodWorkspaces) {
    $datasets = Get-PowerBIDataset -WorkspaceId $workspace.Id
    $uncertified = $datasets | Where-Object {$_.Endorsement -ne "Certified"}




    
    if ($uncertified.Count -gt 0) {
        $report.Warnings += "Workspace '$($workspace.Name)' has $($uncertified.Count) uncertified datasets"
    }
}

## Check 2: Workspaces without recent activity
$allWorkspaces = Get-PowerBIWorkspace -Scope Organization
foreach ($workspace in $allWorkspaces) {
    if ($workspace.Name -like "*-Dev" -and
        (Get-Date) - $workspace.OnPremisesLastSyncDateTime -gt (New-TimeSpan -Days 90)) {
        $report.Violations += "Dev workspace '$($workspace.Name)' inactive for >90 days - candidate for deletion"
    }
}





## Check 3: Direct user access to production workspaces
$directAccessViolations = Audit-WorkspaceDirectAccess
if ($directAccessViolations.Count -gt 0) {
    $report.Warnings += "$($directAccessViolations.Count) production workspaces have direct user access"
}





## Check 4: Refresh failures in last 24 hours
$refreshFailures = Monitor-DatasetRefreshes -LookbackDays 1
if ($refreshFailures.Count -gt 0) {
    $report.Violations += "$($refreshFailures.Count) dataset refresh failures in last 24 hours"
}





## Check 5: Orphaned workspaces (no admin)
foreach ($workspace in $allWorkspaces) {
    $users = Get-PowerBIWorkspaceUser -WorkspaceId $workspace.Id
    $admins = $users | Where-Object {$_.AccessRight -eq "Admin"}




    
    if ($admins.Count -eq 0) {
        $report.Violations += "Workspace '$($workspace.Name)' has NO ADMINS - critical issue"
    }
}

## Generate summary
Write-Host "`n=== Power BI Governance Report ==="
Write-Host "Date: $($report.Date)"
Write-Host "Violations: $($report.Violations.Count)"
Write-Host "Warnings: $($report.Warnings.Count)"





if ($report.Violations.Count -gt 0) {
    Write-Host "`n❌ VIOLATIONS:"
    $report.Violations | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "  - $_" }
}

if ($report.Warnings.Count -gt 0) {
    Write-Host "`n⚠️ WARNINGS:"
    $report.Warnings | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "  - $_" }
}

## Export report
$report | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 5 | Out-File "Governance-Report-$(Get-Date -Format 'yyyy-MM-dd').json"





return $report```
}

## Schedule to run daily at 8 AM
Invoke-GovernanceChecks






> **Architecture Overview:** ## Best Practices Summary

## Check if user has access to app
$appId = "app-id"
$userEmail = "user@contoso.com"





## Get app audiences
$app = Invoke-PowerBIRestMethod -Url "apps/$appId" -Method Get | ConvertFrom-Json





## Check if user's group is in audience
$audiences = $app.audiences
$audiences | Format-Table groupObjectId, name





Resolution:

  1. Verify user is in correct Azure AD group
  2. Check app audience configuration
  3. Ensure app is published (not in draft)
  4. Configure auto-install for user's group
  5. Have user refresh https://app.powerbi.com/

Issue 2: Stale Data in Reports

Symptoms:

  • Reports showing yesterday's data at 10 AM
  • "Last refreshed" timestamp is old

Diagnosis:

## Check refresh history
$datasetId = "dataset-id"
$workspaceId = "workspace-id"





$refreshHistory = Get-PowerBIDatasetRefreshHistory -DatasetId $datasetId -WorkspaceId $workspaceId -Top 5
$refreshHistory | Format-Table Status, StartTime, EndTime, @{N='Duration';E={($ _.EndTime - $_.StartTime).TotalMinutes}}

Resolution:

  1. If Status = Failed: Review error message, check gateway connectivity, verify credentials
  2. If Status = Disabled: Re-enable refresh schedule
  3. If no recent refreshes: Check if refresh schedule is configured
  4. If refresh completes but data old: Verify source system has new data, check Power Query filters

Issue 3: Workspace Sprawl

Symptoms:

  • Hundreds of workspaces with unclear purposes
  • Duplicate content across workspaces
  • Users creating ad-hoc workspaces

Diagnosis:

## Identify workspace sprawl
$workspaces = Get-PowerBIWorkspace -Scope Organization
$devWorkspaces = $workspaces | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*-Dev"}
$testWorkspaces = $workspaces | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*-Test"}
$prodWorkspaces = $workspaces | Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*-Prod"}
$uncategorized = $workspaces | Where-Object {$_.Name -notlike "*-Dev" -and $_.Name -notlike "*-Test" -and $_.Name -notlike "*-Prod"}





Write-Host "Total Workspaces: $($workspaces.Count)"
Write-Host "  Dev: $($devWorkspaces.Count)"
Write-Host "  Test: $($testWorkspaces.Count)"
Write-Host "  Prod: $($prodWorkspaces.Count)"
Write-Host "  Uncategorized: $($uncategorized.Count) ⚠️"


> **Architecture Overview:** **Resolution**:

Architecture Decision and Tradeoffs

When designing business intelligence solutions with Power BI, consider these key architectural trade-offs:

Approach Best For Tradeoff
Managed / platform service Rapid delivery, reduced ops burden Less customisation, potential vendor lock-in
Custom / self-hosted Full control, advanced tuning Higher operational overhead and cost

Recommendation: Start with the managed approach for most workloads and move to custom only when specific requirements demand it.

Security and Governance Considerations

  • Least Privilege: Grant only the permissions required for each role
  • Secret Management: Store credentials in Azure Key Vault or equivalent; never hard-code secrets
  • Audit Logging: Enable diagnostic and activity logs for compliance and forensic analysis
  • Data Protection: Encrypt data at rest and in transit; classify data with sensitivity labels where applicable

Cost and Performance Notes

  • Primary Cost Drivers: Compute tier, storage volume, and network egress
  • Optimization Levers: Right-size resources, use reserved instances or savings plans, and review Azure Advisor recommendations regularly
  • Performance Baseline: Define SLAs, latency targets, and throughput thresholds before going live
  • Scaling Strategy: Use auto-scale rules and monitor utilisation to balance cost and responsiveness

Validation and Versioning

  • Last Validated: April 2026
  • Tested With: Current generally-available Power BI APIs and SDKs
  • Known Constraints: Check regional availability and service limits before production deployment

Official Microsoft References

Public Examples from Official Sources

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